Your easiest starting point is probably
file = format(Sys.time())
and then look at the online help for the strptime function to learn
about formatting options.
For example
format( Sys.time() , '%m%d%y' )
Use paste() and some formatting of Sys.time() to construct the form
you are looking for.
-Don
At 4:47 PM -0700 1/8/09, greggal...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a function that is called from a "sourced" script, whenever
certain conditions are met.
I have this inside it: if(P > 0.9)save( file = today() , myLMSmodel );
This gives me files that look like this: Thu Jan 8 14:04:43 2009
That works fine on my Mac, but it would be much more convenient to
have something like this:
LMSMOD_Jan_08_09_1404
Does anyone know how I can do this?
(You don't have to put in the underscores, if it's too much work.)
Thanks,
Gregg Allen
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